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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-12-02
SKIN, SCALP,
BLOOD.

Having been sufferer for two years and half lFom
4 disease caused by brulre on the leg, and having
been cured by the Cuticun Remedies whom AL other
methods and remedies fa.s.-, deem u my duty -
recommend them. visited Hot Springs 10 no avail,
and tried several doctors without and Al last
our principal druggist Mr. John finlay ltows "a
shall ever feel greatul apoas - mo about uescufa,
that perfectly cured. Therets nov no sore about
me. think can show she Il. H-at surface where ms
kutIerlnRn aprnng from Of any Ia the state. The
Cutlcura Remedies are the beat baod and sln enrus
manufactured Irefor % druggist John Ffitlay and
DR. Q Montgomery, both OF this place, and 70 nr
smith, % Lake leo, Miss.
ALEXANDER BEACII, 0reonvlle. Naa.
Mr. Beach used the cutieura Remedies As our fe.
guest with results above stated.
A. u. FiNLAY a CO., druggists.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-27
SmaapIuf.

Nat til Srebas &esn ps Storm,
5reoas folbt % &esn, ienere Storm os
~betppelist Suefap.
= De 10 9ecprabs9 amer, Der nplis
| Stepers Saa gap en- iaa i9rbeles bel
big % norton MISUNDERSTANDING, bar
beitemt fig til ibas, Manbas often, at
sioe Galmars8 eiplfninsen Inlebnins
til faa fig en- bpsselis often, gi ifulbe
ristis snite, at bisie ninfe gables"
panbt B%aaifjsnnelie af en- Glare I'll
ifuere.
= Sfslse npe Splpsninser er bog
9l9loen paa Splbater Mpnumentei
enbnu life filbt b9ftet.
= 5lere Saloonparter / SpiQpils
os Galmar bar p9ret anilasebe 10,
uloulis Sanbel. Sun to af benz lot
Gfsisrelien saa til Surptjenbelie, oe
beres Mulft % Cmfoitminser blep Der
for itsrre enb be andres, Der / Winbe
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-27
Iiabeb III saseu aisiurt sjennem Suffice

lisbeb fl Sasen afsiort sjenmem Suffice
Of Heace.
Wr. rs Sutton, tiblisere banb
lenbe meb faite GienbOmme Der ! gpen,
ubpiber fin 5%prretnins mere % mere !
Morbpciten, buorben ban Fpttebe for
iiosle faa star fiben. s @rano Sorts
bar ban lisefra ben 9io brepet ganfs
iorretninser, % MI faar man sjennem
Gpiier fra be Banter ie, at ban osiaa
iamtibis bermeb itaar ! Besreb meb at
orsaniiere en- "Seconb 9atipnul 8anf"
/ 0epils Safe. pans Birfiombeb paa
bet Self bar allerebe taset fin gespns
Belle / leiet 2ofale, men for $500 bar
ban fisbt Cont til Dpfprelie At en- iolio
@uritensbpsnins.
- Superintenbenten for s. M. &
g. Saul 2inierne peitenior Misfsfppi
bar aflast DEBORAH ct 8eiss, os at bans
llbtalelier bar man @rlnb til at tro, at
&ompaniet i CONNER pil opfsre ct npt
Depot nese peb 8reen | @ater Street.
8osbunbler 2eonarb bar MI ct al
fine 0inbuer pplpit meb to incandescent
eleftriife 8lus. De br9nber Hart %
itabist us fan resuleres liseiaa let Tom
@asHammer. Oct er bet eneite Slass
aps at ben Slass Ififfet for ct ulminte
list 8eboeliesbus % life for lanse Ifs
ftanbe.
Ssnbas ben Sbe Mtai bolbes Mes
n~isbebsmsbe i @irten liseefter CUBS
tieneiten for at beige 8epreientanter til
Spu6bemsbet.
- 2as Marfe til gitp Maribalens
Notitie, us saa itrar iuei, ener bet bill
ffaffe Dem nbebaselisbeber.
Scr. s. 81. 8ersh Sa~nbelsbetient
Dos Sper 2arien / lansere Glib, reiite
fibitleben neb til Yainteb Greet, aste
pieoes Der 1Orsbas meb Miis Marit
@ube, os 5rebas antom bet unse ga,
BERTH. 81 sratuierer.
- YaitOr gssem bOlber 5rebas Otter
pen 29be bs, | "8e hinges Gprbunb"s
aOtaie ct 5orebras uper Ssruialems
gbelasselie.
S 3irsbass reiite Suer 2arier
after til Chicago for at sisre Snbfjsi
ai 8arer for Sommeren.
- General Yoltmeiteren bar for
anbret Napnet paa @aibin9tpn 8rairi
g. .. til @poouiIe % ubn9ont mloe
renbe 8oitmeiter .. $. Sipeiinb til a
beitDre famine. Soranbrins | Napne
finber Steb fra fsritfommenoe lite Snli
Oct er 9aufen at feire en- i%tprarte
17bes Mais Set Der / DEBORAH.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-27
HotoaraTjf &unif.

3. s. Slemmins & &. W. Spurr bill aabue
ct mt 6otcsrufsalleri / unoen gtaae al Or.
Stronss nDe Spsnin9. Qotalet inorettes
met DC melt mooerne improvements %
pil blipe fpripnet meo iinefte ga bebite sSrtp
itrnmenter, iom tan tisbes. 9etorationerne
er al De allernpeite Wgnitre, og aft Silbebpr
pil biipe III oitGnoigt. Mlt Slaas Irbeioe
~nofpres fra alminoelig card til DC / Sc
9emsItprrelle. 81 bar oobbelt Sfpliobt.
9~potpeo ri fan faa ben bebite Selpsnin0, Ga
ian lepere Sileber, iom tilireosItiQer BET
met ~tritiIte Die. @i ~saranterer, at hpert
eneite 9niin Sileoer oil pare tilfreosltiQen.
De I erboer Senieenbe; bpts life, lfal hi be-
tale Hen9ene ttlba9e, eler lepere npe Sile.
Der; Silleber 9e9smsitprrelie / ganofarpe.
India Ink, Ole eler graDpn. SperteueIte
Sortrgt %saranteres at p9re tilireositiaenSe.
- aabner bort SotografieaQer ben lite
Wal. Som inb os beie bort Nrbeibe, ipreno
s saar mo til en- Inben.
322' Siemin9 & Spurr.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-27
Ora Ga GroSie, @is.

"5remtibs Saabs Tempel"s Iarsfeit
ben 16be bs. bar en- i%ulofOmmen Cue
ces. Ser bar mspt op benimob 400
Menneiter, os al llotalelier marfeoes
Der en- pset Snteresie for @~ibolbsiasen
blanbt Gle, ium beltOs i Soften. 9alen
for 9asen blep bolbt al Or. 8. U.
Stenbolt, iom fsrit frembrp9 Gfbplbss
iasen ! Siitoriens aps, bporefter ban
gift IND paa at tale ON bet fprite Irbeibe
for Sasen ! 60 CROSSE, bporlebes Ira
beibet msbtes meb Sorbpmme, men at
Mpbitanben bog life bapbe formaaet at
fiie felipe Sasen, men at man MI itoo
Der meb ct Meblemsantal af nosle Sun=
breoe G~ibolbsmenb 8 fOrifieIise 5Ors
eninser.
Saa tom Brosrammet: Iibolosia ns
for blanbet 8pr, unber 2ebelie al Or.
$. Bpe, blep ubm9rfet iunset % bpitsbe
f~ortjent Bifalb. Sr. 6. Berg ps s.
Siortb ere besse iaa bel fjenbte, iaa
man paa Sorbaanb pibite, at beres Sos
loer pilbe mObtases, iom be f~Ortjente,
os be lit ba osiaa en- iaa ftormenbe
Ipplaus, at be maatte for buer Sang,
be optraabte, sipe @rtranummere,
Sbratsioreniusens Nuiifforps ipiIebe
Here 9umre os lsnnebes meb Gpplaus
% S%remtalbeller, os Duet for "Gornets'
at 0'Srr. Stupe os Sanien mao mar
fable %tunitneriif ubfsrt, ps man bgrt'
ba osiaa da capo uper belle Sallen. 81
gap ba ct anbet Summer, arramseret a
Or. $. 8pe, builfet bpitebe itormenb'
8ifalb. Sr. 8pes 8iOlinsS Olu, mel
Gccompasnement af en- tpif besape
Muiiter, Sr. Yianif Sdart bpiteb,
pei i~ortient Ipplals. Senere ipiaeb,
9'Srr. Stupe, SanIen, Bpe % el
Nprbmanb, iom nplis er tummen BERTH
flere Numre, Der iatte 9ip ! Joriam
linsen, ps Der blep ct 8ifalb nbei
Gnbe. Be hinge bespmbte at lese, o!
Soften Tuttebe fsrit 81. 8 ON Morse
men. Der bprtes en- alminbelis Eli
frebsbeb meb Irransementet. % ga
git biem meb gnifet ON at msbes isiel
ben 17be Wai, ba "tbe Sontb an
Nortb Ga grOsie" % Snala1a Gibolbs
ioreninser ere bleone enise ON at feit
lisboloe samle Norses. bort ti9r
Siemlanbs &Unftitutionsbas.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-27

SntereSiamte 9r9f fra 9pre:
lipct.

s 8labet "yaaibua Yoit" fortalles
fslsenbe mGrfelise B~esipenbeo: Mr.
g. Sepion | Fremont eiebe en- parbifnlb
os f~oritanois Saarebunb, os, ba bet
minbite 8arn / Suiet nplia blep ipst,
ipntes ben at tase fig meset nar beraf.
Den bar, lite til at formaa at saa ub
at Spsepereliet, os bette parebe, inbtil
bet ipse Barn bpbe ps ifulbe besrapes.
0a man bar @iiten ub for at brinse
2iset til airfesaarben, laa Sunben paa
Trappen ubenfor, liselom for at bolbe
8ast, % bet bar meb Nsb os neppe,
ben pilbe saa tiliibe, ba man ifllbe Of
iteb meo ben ellie.
Do Gslset bespnbte at saa ipei, BE-
GAP Sunben fig meb; men Scr. SepIon
befalte ben at blipe bjemme, os ben abs
lsb. 9a 5aberen us Moberen fom til.
ba9e til Ssrsebuiet, fanbt be 9unber
lissenbe paa 9rappen, men = bpb.
Get er flart, at Sors baube enbt bens
Qip.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-27

Gn gammel Manb boebe eniom paa
fin @aarb os baube efterbaanben err
bperpet fig en- 5prmue paa 10000 s..
Sans slast boebe / Ell fiernt li9senSe
81 af 2anbet ps fjenbte tibet til bam.
ga Jan blep sammel % trOebe bans
9ib inart bar inbe, ienbte ban greue
til ale fine mango Slestninse ranbt
umfrins % bab Dem itjante bam en-
lloen Sjelp, for at ban fllnbe Hare fig
ben lanse, fplbe @inter. San fit fun
e eneite Spar os bet bar fra en- sp'
manb, iOm at fine Sparepense isnbte
bam 20 &roner. Iaret eiter bsbe Cant
linsen os efterlpb fig ct 9eitamente,
buori Ssmanben bar inbiat til glrpins
at @aarben ps belle Sormuen.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-27
8e0rt eu0 20aer.

u. s. Beser, garretspiae, Ohio, ffriper
"gain Some bar en- lang 9io pGret plaset a
gatarrb, men,bar bog peb !Si9lp af 2ase,
os be Meoiciner, iom fob til Dor &aabisbee
nosenIunbe fontroleret Spsoommen, inoti
/ Spit, ba ale 2asemibler fog fell. Senoes
pals bar itarft ansreben, os bun bciteb'
uppbsrlist. Seq fjpbte ba en- 5laIte Spa
piIpn gutarrb Cure; MI better bun life mere
benoes Sals er iulbitanois belbrebet". ga
pilun (grtract Of 5lar) gatarrb Cure bel
breoer, naar ale andre Mioler 1laar fell
Store SlaIfer 81 hos 6. 8. @eiier, 9ecorub
Soma, % bos paalibelise 9russiiter operalt
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-27
Gonrtbns Miierer.

Spm tiolisere meooelt bar Der fattet
8eilutnins ON, at GpurtbussY labien
iaar lfulbe bliue iat fuloitanbis | ppns
telis Stanb, bet oil bermeb iises, at ben
~uformelise Del bera paa Spbiiben ifulbe
fomme til at ipare til bet pprise. Der
blep | ben Inlebnins aperteret efter 9ils
bub paa Ell iaaban &ontruft, % Dor
9%ancsmanb 9orssr Mpen git al meb
Seiren. DIR. Mpen bar sjort fig iaa
f~prtient al mansfolbise 8ruarbeiber be,
| gOuntpet, at "8oarb Of Superuiiprs"
pibite at be | bam bapSe iunbet ben
rette Manb for en- iaabun SOB.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-27
6Grperf | Burr Caf Sownibip.

Sarmerne paa ben 8ant oil bore
ubiat for at faa be Irbeibsmaltiner,
Tom be laber bliue itaaenbe ube paa
Gseren Watten pper, poelaste af unbs
itabsfnlbe Omitreiiere. Gn Scr. San.
Ion bar paa ben Maabe fact fin
"Seeber" ubruselis % rblOper en- BE.
lsnnins Of s25 for Yaasribelien al
gaffet. Be Sfplbise ifal bore TONNE
berben fra Canton Os al ps til babe
sjUrt mesen usasn.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-27
0ecorab % Omeglt.
Ten 2sbe Gpril 1887.
llppiselie al 5attiebns. carmen.

Get bar lanse pGret ct fplt Sapr',
at life ben til G~aitisbuiet bprenbe Soros
eieuoum bar roset itsrre al ubitrafnins
MI er bette for en- Del afbjulpet, ibet
apmiteens 5ormanb bar paret belbis
moi til at faa fjDbt 16 acres %tilitOoenbe
aane af anerbebite Slass for en- lite
ubIu Yris, mar man taser baabe bet
Gne ps bet Slnbet meb | getrastnins.
9isbeiummen par $1,000.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-27
"Qurcns" Gcntert

ifal afbolbes Snsoas Iften ben 27oe
Gpril. Wan bar aoifiaise npe Sanss
inoppet Os iffret fig %iaabanne 8rafter
ipm Miis Sennie groun ps Weiis
gesIie @iaion FAINT en- 0amefpartet,
beItaaenbe al @rs. MpntsOmerp, Miia
gropn, Mrs. 6. Z. Yailep % Mrs'
Grpin, iaa Ollie, iom fan ofre 3io, bsr
saa berben. Snsen ptf fettr,e til al
ansre berpaa. = 8oncerten afboloes
gredenribges Sfoles 2ofale.
NIB. Yaa @runb al en- 3beater'
Sprehilins Snsbas Iiten er 9iben 70,
8pncerten f%uranbret til 3irsbas Gften
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-27
alter Sbeaiertrup.

S. 3. 2ittle % ct Sellfab at ljelbnt
bpstise 8rafter pil Snsoas ben 27ot
Ipril ppfpre paa Stepers Sal bel
ualminbelis interesiante Drama The
World. 8labet "8rpoflpn eagle" no
taller berom, at Selfabet sjprbe fine
Saser ubm9rfet, Stpftet bar interesiunt,
% be iOrItielise 3ableauer efterlob Sna
iet at snife.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-27
Stepers Sbeater. % Guneert.9 ofale

Stepers Sbeater. % Guneert.9ofa
unbersaur MI en- 5%oranbrins ~betpbelis
til bet Sebre. Der er inblast @anbrgr
fra Spens 8anboarf meb &raner oppe
i 2beH etass, ssnilte / ct au S S!ss'
braHostilfalSe Tan ioripnss meb be
npbpenbise Slanser. 9ette oil bore
EFT flor 8etrpsselie for bet beissenbe
Yublifum. Ssiaa 3aset bar unbersaaei
en- iulbitanois Separation liseiom psiao
&ummet bag "copper" % &ulisier.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-27

ellie Alma iao os plubrebe os inafz
feee belle 9iben; Wunben gift uaflabes
Zig. Saa ia 8eoitemoberen: "9u
lille Inna prater ba iuert meset, per
MI itile os rplis, bu bsrer albris mig
inaffe iaa uaflabelis." "Nei, bet er
ianbt geotemor, men bu er iua mango
Gar elbre END mig, iaa bu bar bapt sob
lib at inaffe big ferois for lense
Iiben."
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-27

"Jr bin 9Grer furnsiet meb big i
Sfolenf" ipnrste Saberen. "Sa, bet
er ban pif, for isaar ia ban, at beriOm
aae @utterne bar lom jes, pilbe ban
LUTTE Stolen itrar % saa fin gei; iaa
flint er jes."
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-27
st Sebsfalb.

Nat til Sreoas bsbe en- al Deco
rabs Sorretninssmanb / en- %forbolbss
bis uns Ilber, nemlis 3anbl9se
Broom. Sun bapbe / ben ienere lib
paret noset ipselis ai fig; men bet pa'
rebe f~ortere, enb Nosen moi bapbe benz
tet. Spsbommen ifal babe p9ret
Brights Dosease.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-27
"Selte bu Shpfpla0en meb rim 0r

"Selte bn GbOfolaben meb bin Bro
Der, 5reorif?" ipurste Moberen. "Sa",
lparebe @utten, LEG ipifte Gbofolaben
os gap 2ubpis bet pene Omilas meb
8iQeber paa, ban liter iuert at ie paa
BiIeber."
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-27

MiSmnoet CT oen &ptnoe,
iom bar en- iunb os pen Subfarue, ioni
altio er en- 5Dlse al Or. Sarter's Iron
Tonic.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-27
screenings otttier.

airmaet 5uller & SobuiOn er bel befjenOt
oper belle Iprbpeitei for be fortrinlise aser'
bruas.M afiner, iom bpert War | 3uiinopis
ubieupes fra beres itorartebe 5abrifer I Wa'
Siion, gsis. Glt er life 8Iasies Waaifinsrt.
3as oeres advertisement paa ct anost Steo
/ Blaoet.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-27

81. gsdnanis paatGnfte Getie til Sarge
Sat, er, efter bpab ri er annarset ON at op'
lpie, inbitilet.
Or. gsdmann bill, eiter Gnmor:ins beige
noaIe al be peitlise norite Settl nenter tor
en- fortere 5is fsr ban besipei fs paa en-
Stupiereiie ii! 5ranirise.
San bar bsitemt Ct. Baul til ut Sepeiteo,
naar ban / September Waanct penoer till
baae, Interchangeable fin Samilie.
Sr. THEODORE WBler bar netop uofsrt o9
a~ileueret eiter min Beitilins ct fort Grappil'
IortrGt al en- aiosb Batter at Sr. g. Sobn'
ion, Naibotab, isis, cppisret efter ct ltus
5iHtepe4, bet eneite, Der bapes at bsnoe
Seq er meset tilfrebs meo baabe 9isbeoen pt
uofprelien Of famine, os bet er mig en- ianf
5erngielie of finne anbefale Sr. Mtsler II
enbper, iom MATTE snlfe Nrbeioe ben Te.
ming. .. .. zee,
462 @rppe Street, Milwautee. Taitpr pei
ben lutberife Weni9beo.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-08-28
WORRIED ON THEJURY's sYMPATHIEs.-
How Lawyers Relied on War Records for
Winning Cases Twenty-Five Years Ago.

A number of gentlemen. three or four of whom
are lawyers, were talking together the other day
on Pennsylvania street. near the postoffice of
incidents Of twenty and twenty-five years ago.
II remember, said one of them turning to an
attorney, when you, Immediately after the
war. would put an old soldiers jacket a wit
ness and work the jury with him. That was
when the recollection of the war was vivid, and
the sympathy strong
Yes said the attorney. land If could have
copperhead lawyer TO cross-examine my wit
ness the jury would always get mad enough to
give a verdict"
II remember" said another, "a suit brought
by the widow of man who had been killed at
Seymour. The suit against the jefferson
vile railroad. The man, who was a gambler,
was walking along the platform of the sta
ton at Seymour, when the fireman, who had
put a stick of wood into the fre-box finding it
too long, jerked it out and threw it aside It
struck the gambler the head, fractured his
skull and killed him. Thomas A. Hendricks
and Oscar B. Hord appeared for the railroad
company, defending the suit. Testfying to
ch aracter. one witness said the dead man was a
What do you understand by pious ?" asked
Mr.. Hendricks.
WELL" said the witness, 81 call man pious
when he pays his debts and don't say anything
agin' anybody"
"Cept. Ben F. Brown, vino was an attorney
here for several years after the war;" remarked
another lawyer, did well on the old soldier
racket until one day he met with reverse from
which he never recovered. In interrogating wit
nesses il bis client had been a soldier. he would
never fail to bring out that fact, and in his
speech to the jury he with fervid emphasis
would exclaim that his client had breathed the
red flame of battle Once when he got off this
winning piece of oratory the attorney on the
other side met him as follows Ah, gentlemen
of the jury, nv client has been a soldier too.
He has not only. breathed the red flame of bat
tie, but he has combed grape and canister
from his CORY locksr Capt. Brown never
afterward known to allude to flame breathing. "
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-08-28
1T ISN'T A SUCCESS.
The Folding Letter Sheet Sells Slowly, and
Is Nuisance to Postoffice Employees.

"Sell many of those things9" asked a Journal
reporter of the man at the postofice stamp win
dow as he handed youth two folding letter
sheets and raked in a nickel.
NO." was the answer, sit isn't success, and
interferes greatly with the sale Of stamps. as so
few people understand how to fold them and
they take up considerable of my time in having
it explained to them. In fact, 1 might say it is
a nuisance"
David Elliott was asked as to how many had
been sold at the Office. "We were first sent 25,-
900 OF them, and we afterward ordered 10 900.
We have nearly all the last lot yet, believe.
and have sold less than 10000 Of them in the
year and more that they have been sale. If
tley sold at cents sheet straight the sales
would perhaps be larger but they sell at 50 30
per hundred; that is, 80 cents a hundred in adj
dtion to the pay for the stamp. Their introduce
ton is scheme by contractors. They do not
come to like other supplies, by registered
mail but come to us from the contractors right
from New York The postal card nearly covers
the ground, and there is little for the
letter sheet It doesn't look bit private, and
is not. With postage stamps at cents and the
letter sheet at $40 cents sheet people will
continue to prefer the old-fashioned envelope"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-08-28
GINGER ALE JOHN.
lie Finds that Evangelism Doesn't Pay and
Returns to Vulgar Everyday Trade.

"Ginger Ale john" the italian, who will be
remembered as the most earnest, elastic and
picturesque member of Mrs Woodworths COM
bnation while that epileptic Evangelist was
conducting her revival here last winter. is again
in the city. He announces that he has severed
his connection with the troupe and would ike q
stand in the market elsewhere as he desires
to again enter the busy mart of vulgar everyday
trade.
Whats the matter7 Where are the folks
joint" he was asked
John shrugged his shoulders as only an italian
can. .'Mees Vooyort'" said John, .'she good
woman. Meesta Voovort not good; not con-
verted vork-a TO i'm nin-ateen mons. I
get-a Messing but-a my meal an clos. work a
hard, too. Meesta Voovort' e say to-a me
John you vork-a TO money! you work TO re
Lord Bot g pay re niggro man an 'ees wife
eight dcla week"
John says when Mr.. Woodwork makes money
he is very pleasant but when he does not he is
disagreeable. He says the troupe lost money
here at the Meridian Rink and at the A NJ E.
Church but cleared about $435 at the Tornlinsou
Hall meetings. They also made money at Ander-
son. Johns experience should be taken with some
discount as his Italian nature is apt to
lead him to give undue color to his statements.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-08-28
GROWTH OF THE PEANUT TRADE.
The Tariff Stops Importation from Africa and
Greatly Increase Domestic Production.

''The demand for the peanut is enormous" re-
marked George c. Webster, jr., to Journal re-
porter who found him the sidewalk looking
after invoice of the popular goober, land it is
increasing every year. Twenty-Five years ago
all the peanuts in the market were imported
from Africa. They were then handled in small
quantities, like Almonds the average retailer
buying about five pounds at time. which was
then sufficient stock. They now buy from
five to ten bags at a time. The wholesaler then
found that two three bags
sufficient supply, while now he will
buy from one hundred to five hundred
bags at time and his purchases
frequent. In fact, he is always ready, if
he can get quality and price to suit, to buy from
100 to 300 bags. Now this rapid increase in the
consumption Of the peanut was brought about
by the tariff A duty put upon the African
peanut and when that was done the industry of
raising them in this country put upon its feet.
In Virginia and Tennessee il is a great industry.
In Tennessee the years crop runs into millions
of dollars. while in Virginia it ranks rs a staple
with tobacco. The Virginia nut ranks highest
in the market The shell is more compact, the
web closer and the nut sweeter"
Great care is taken in preparing the nut for
the market. There are mills for cleaning and
sorting them. The dirt is removed and the i'm
perfect nuts are down out. Iner6
mills at Cincinnati, Norfolk, Peters
burg, Louisville, Memphis. Nashville
and other peanut centers. The nuts are
separated into about four grades. In the pro-
cess of cleaning the lowest grade nuts. those
which are blown out as light and imperfectly
flied, are known in the trade as blower or
circus nuts, and bring the lowest price. The
cheap roasters which you at the fruit stands
all the principal corners have largely in
creased the sale of peanuts. When a man be-
comes a confirmed peanut eater he can hardly
break himself of the habit. He doesn't try. as
he finds they agree with him and they usually
have slightly laxative effect"
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A Professional beauty at Home.

New 7 Ork MAI and EXpTess
Now was it really worth while for Miss Cham
berlain to get herself talked of on two con-
tinents only to come home and have herself
specially dispatched to a Boston paper as Miss
chamberlain She is unquestionaby a good
young woman, but she hasa worn, wearisone
melancholy drawl. with a sound of peevishness
and discomfort in its thin quality, particularly
when she is taking somebody else to task for
some inelegance of phrase the mention of
something not TO her rather finlcal taste The
The terrible infant had been visiting where she
lives, and after some DAYS of close attention and
frank-spoken sister aside. and asked with deep
solicitnde. Say! Does Aunt Jane always have
the stomach. achel'
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-08-28
The Place He Was Looking For.

Lenox, Mass, Letter.
When the bus from the noon train arrived in
front of the hotel stout little man in gray
travelling suit and soft hat descended. He had
a f1orid German face, indicating quick temper
and the usual number of eyes, which were small
and blue and protected by large polished spec
tacles of pebble and gold. He made no ATTEMPT
to enter the hotel but stepped up to Mr.. Curtis.
nodded, and said
You de brobrietor ~
Eyes. sir"
"Haf you got q prass pandT
mo, sir"
"Iss dere vone in de villitch 7"
NO sir"
mo young women vot blay de piano in the
barlor ~
NO sir"
Den shtay - weeks" he added earnestly
under his breath as he walked into the office.
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speaks German. English, French and Danish
fuently, can converse fairly well in Italian and
Spanish and reads Dutch. Swedish and Latin.
Though Woodworking man, always busy. his
round, smoothly shaver face is always lighted
up with geniality and he bears his sixty-one
wears lightly
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-08-28
A Smart Little Girl.

Nashville American.
A little girl wasn't far wrong when she told
her Sunday school teacher. in answer to the
question, what is the worst thing about
money!" that it Cause we amt got any,
We can all say that.